Commercial Club Holds Varied Session In Bryan
The Commercial Club met in regular session at 10 o clock Tuesday with directors present including E J Jenkins E J Fountain J M Dulaney and W H Cole acting as chair in President Tyler Haswell s absence. Items included bridge funds for McCree Crossing San Antonio road aid for Normangee and Eden potato curing plant proposal with $500 guarantee for a 5 000 bushel plant and a premium for the first bale of 1921 cotton. The teachers institute at A and M College was noted with plans to host an evening event during the September session and the matter was referred to the Entertainment Committee for decision.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Sam Eberstadt
E. J. Fountain
J. M. Dulaney
W. H. Cole
R. S. Webb
R. O. Atlen
J. D. Martin
Jno
A. Moore
M. Lawrence
M. E. Wallace
J. M. Gordon
Oak McKenzie
Travis B
Bryan
Brazos County
San Antonio
Indorse
C. L. Eden
Eden
A. and
M. College
Fountain
J. M. Lawrence
M. L. Hayes
Hayes
Personal notices highlight Bryan area travel and visits
Local column lists Mr and Mrs Geo Long depart for San Antonio with Medina Lake stay. multiple families journey to Houston Texarkana Ozark mountains and Taylor for visits. Also notes guests, business visits, and vacations across Bryan including Nacogdoches, Houston, Galveston, and other towns.
Morgan Cross Closs dies after illness in Texas
John Morgan Closs of Brazos county who was born in Madison county Texas on February 2 1870 died June 2 1921 after several months illness He married Cora Gallatin on December 6 1899 and left two children J T Cross Jr and Fannie Maude Also survived by Lelia Anna Gallatin niece He was a hardworking farmer and stockman known for fair dealing and upright citizenship He leaves behind many friends and mourners.
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John Morgan Closs
J. T. Closs
Madison County
Texas
Brazos County
Cora Gallatin
J. T. Cross, Jr
Bryar High School
Fannie Maude
Mr. Closs
Lelia Anna Gallatin
Revival closes with conversions in Tabor area
In Tabor Texas the revival meeting at Alexander ended Sunday night with nine conversions. Miss Beulah Jernigan of Los Angeles California, daughter of Mrs. Frank Barnes, was laid to rest in Alexander cemetery last Thursday. Roy Welker underwent appendicitis surgery at home last week and is recovering. Miss Bessie Risinger of Steep Hollow visited Mr. and Mrs. George Walker. Miss Ella and Hettie Francis hosted Velma Benson of Texas and Mrs. William Francis of Brenham visiting in the Francis home over the weekend.
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Geo. Long
San Antonio
Medina Lake
McDuff Simpson
Ervin Simpson
Leona Simpson
Houston
W. N. Sholl
Bryan
Texarkana
Ozark Mountains
Fayetteville
Arkansas
E. E. Townes
John A. Moore
Taylor
Nancy Moore
Flaine Bledsoe
W. D. Stallings
Alexander
Carl Jones
Reliance
W. L. Hilton
College Community
Caro Mae Edwards
Millican
E. B. Elliott
Jane
Bishop
E. F. Parks
San Marcos
J. H. Jones
Rita
Texas
George Martin
Sion
George, Jr
W. F. Gibbs
Sanford
Gibbs
Madisonville
T. J. Crone
Viola Post
Wellborn
Ira McFarland
Cawthorne
W. H. Post
Horace Chilton
Jack
Marlin
Travis B. Bryan
G. C. Calhoun
Oklahoma City
F. A. Saunders
Little Rock
Tom Calhoun
A. & M. College of Arkansas
J. B. Sanders
Charles E. Finley
New York
Columbia University
W. A. Withers
Lampasas
John A. Held
Herbert Wilson
Fred M. Court of
A. L. Ward
P. S. Tilson
D. W. Boully
Temple
Boully
W. D. Espy Cotton Company
A & M. College
Mildred Newton
Trent Newton
New Braunstel
Miss Newton
Cameron
John M. Caldwell
R. M. Walker
Carl Wipprecht
G. H. Haltom
Crarge FE. Hadley
Bryan Lodge Knights of Pythias
Calvert
Calvert Lodge
Bryan Ledge
Mattie Cochran
C W. Cochran
Waco
H. N. Cochran
Eugenia
Emile Cochran
van Buren Waite
C. P. Jones
Albert Haneman
Brazos Bottom
J. W. Mathis
Steep Hollow
J. M. Williams
W. L. Powers
C. A. Harris
E. H. Astin
E. Kennedy
Arthur Lee
North Zulch
W. A. Shannon
Breckenridge
A. & M. College
Groesbeck
William N. Sholl
W. A. Smith
Mary Bain
Estelle Anderson
M. J
Montgomery
Alabama
W.F. Hoppes
Hillsboro
J. W. Coulter
M. M. Erskine
Valley Mills
Tabor
Tex
Beulah Jernigan
Los Angeles
Calif
Frank Barnes
Alexander Cemetery
Roy Welker
Bessie Risinger
George Walker
Ella
Hettie Francis
Velma Benson
William Francis
Brenham
Brazos County youths praised for club work and Europe trip
The Brazos County Boys and Girls Club notes a new dormitory at the State Fair for encampments October 11 to 14 for boys and October 18 to 21 for girls. It highlights club achievements, stock judging trips to Europe, farm loans, and local hog and cattle farming advances with support from banks, agents, and community leaders.
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The
State Fair Association
Club Boys and Girls of Texas
Fair Association
Brazos County
Dallas Fair
Texas
Europe
Atlanta
H. H. Williamson
A. & M. College of Texas
Texas Club
Aberdeen County
Scotland
William Duthie
Amos Cruckshank
Eigh
Williamson
London Daily Mail
Daily Mail
666 cures Chills and Fever
Mrs. L A Fife of Chapel Hill is declared D D White.
For Sale Jersey Bull Description by Cavitt
For sale an attractive extra fine two year old full blood Jersey bull offered by W. R. Cavitt. Located for inquiry.
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Jersey
W. R. Cavitt
For Sale Hemstitching and Picot Attachment
For sale hemstitching and picot ing attachment fits any machine. Easily adjusted. Priced at $2.50 with full instructions. Gem Novelty Co. P O Box 1931 Corpus Christi.
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Gem Novelty Co
P. O. Box
Corpus Christi Texas
Tanlac credited with restoring mother’s health
Mrs Goldin Bird of Little Rock credits Tanlac with reversing a general breakdown. She says stomach disorder, loss of appetite, weight loss, pale complexion, and back pain improved after two bottles. Tanlac is sold in Bryan by N. A. Stewart and leading druggists.
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Goldin Bird
Markham St
Little Rock
Ark
Tanlaee
Tanlac
Bryan
N. A. Stewart
Ady
Letter From Bryan Citizen Of Long Ago
A former Bryan resident writes from Yoakum Aug 10 recalling home Brazos county and camp meetings near Wheelock. He notes weight gain from 130 to 170 pounds, good health, excellent crops, ample water, boll weevil absence, occasional bollworms after heavy rains, and seeks friends to move to nearby counties with affordable land and hog-raising prospects.
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Yoakum
Bryan
Texas
Big Cedar Cree
Wheelock
Old Brazos County
Lone Star
Brazos County
W. C. James
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J. A. Evans
E. A. Miller
H. B. Ross
I. W. Hill
Fh. Fl. Williamson
O. B. Martin
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club
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R. Q. Astin
John T. Orr
State Farm Bureau
Dallas County
Milton Smith
Eck Smith
A. & M. Consolidated School
Milton
Floy Saxon
Floy
San Jacinto County
H. L. McKnight
Nacogdoches County
Club Boys of
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Club Boys
America
M. C. Tanquary
Department of Entomology
College Station
Mee
Carter’s Creek
Benson
D. L. Wilson
Chamber-Wilson Master Company
L. A. Fife
Chappel Hill
D. D. White
Etter
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
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